the Curious Mystory of Maria Juana
The Curious Mystory of María Juana deals with just a slight bit of alternative, but intriguing history of the then most powerful nation of the time. The mystory begins in 1479 with the birth of Juana de Trastámara, daughter of the geopolitically most important marriage of history, between her mother Isabela de Castile and her father Ferran (Fernando) de Aragón.
Bit by bit her sisters and only brother died and Juana became the sole surviving heir to the Castilian-Aragonese (soon to be Spanish) crown. In her childhood many important changes happened in and with Europe and the New World. In 1494 the literal New World Order document was signed, the Treaty of Tordesillas where Portugal was granted the east and Spain the west of the line drawn in a time when both the Far Eastern Asian islands and the New World were hardly known....
This was not the only big change happening in Europe at the time. Already long before the start of the mystory small rebelious groups against the powers of the Papacy, Papal States, Catholic Church and its ruling classes existed throughout Europe.
examples are:
- Waldensians - 1173+ - Lyon, France/Burgundy
- Lollardy - 1387+ - England
- Catharism - 1143+ - southern France
- Hussites - 1415+ - Bohemia
graphical representation
aSIDE. | 1494 | New World Order | 2050 | aWARE. | ||
WAR 4 DRUGS | early 1500s | Treaty of Tordesillas | 2020+ | AMERICA 2050 | ||
Creativity Enhancers |
1492 | María Juana 'la Loca' (1479 - 1555) |
1543 | Conscious Cosmovision |
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GAIA vs POPE | 1519 | Roots of Reformation | 1610 | EARTH vs SUN | ||
aHEAD. | Prenaissance | Mass Malipulation | 2016+ | aWAY. |
background of the time
- 1492 - Castilocaust - Holocaust Story 450 years earlier - (((Elite Jewists))) orchestraite diaspora of poor and powerless jews
- 1492 - New World discovery announced - in reality I bet decades earlier they made sure there was something more than a couple of Bahama islands to report ...
- 1494 - Treaty de Tordesillas - establishing the New World Order of the time
- exploration & colonization of
- Mexico - Aztec & Maya et al. - 1519-30
- Venezuela - KLEIN VENEDIG - Arawak & Carib et al. - Welsers (Augsburg), ... (Nuremberg), ... (Ulm), Von Speyer (Speyer), ... (Hanau) - 1499-1546
- 1 - Panama & Colombia - CASTILLO DE ORO - Kuna, Zenu, Tairona, Wayuu et al. - 1499-1524
- 2 - Colombia - EL DORADO - Muzo, Tolima, Nutabe, MUISCA et al. - 1529-1555
- Peru, Chile & La Plata - LA PLATA - Tehuelche, Mapuche, Inca et al. - 1515-1533
- Juana's history
- 1479 - Juana born as middle (3rd) daughter of Isabela de Castile & Ferrán de Aragón
- 1500 (21) - son Carlos born - heir to Juana's reign of Castile & fathers reign of Southern Netherlands
- 1504 (25) - mom Isabela dies - Juana inherits reign of Castile, husband takes over
- 1506 (27) - husband Von Habsburg dies - father Ferran takes over reign
- 1509 (30) - Juana declared "insane" and locked up in Tordesillas (Valladolid)
- 1516 (37) - father Ferran de Aragón dies - son Carlos (16) takes over reign of Spain & Empire
- 1517 (38) - sister María de Aragón dies
- 1536 (57) - sister Catarina of England dies
- 1555 (76) - Juana dies
- 1558 - son & heir Carlos (58) dies
power structure of the time
- Castile & Aragon -> Spain - after Very Catholic Isabela & Ferran's marriage & Tordesillas the most powerful in geopolitics & religious stability for centuries to come ...
- Portugal - as other explorer & colonizer growing but by marriage & religion tied and curtailed by Spain
- Papal States - fading power but still crucial for the balance in Europe, about to change ...
- Holy Roman Empire (Austria->Austria-Bohemia->Austria-Hungary) - very peculiar balance of power with innumerable Free Cities and small lands, to be divided by the Reformation ...
- France - stabilizing and growing in power after the Hundred Year's War but not at all the powerhouse and colonizer it would become later, will be divided by the Reformation ...
Curious Mystory of Maria Juana
Treaty of Tordesillas
forget the Balfour Declaration, the 1776 Declaration of Independence, even the foundation of the European Union or NATO do not come close to the importance of this Treaty de Tordesillas in which the Papacy (Pope, Papal States) granted the monarchs of Portugal and Spain to carve up the New World - the very first and most significant New World Order.
Juana experienced this at age 15, her parents 42 & 43 at the time ...
Roots of Reformation
long before the official narratives that we get fed the stories of Luther and Calvin (and Hobbs ... ?) (so must by psyops, according to the History Hoax or twistory Holistic Lesson of Fakeology), there were anti-clerical, anti-catholic, anti-papal movements of people rejecting the Powers of the Pope.
María Juana, with her elite access to #Creativity Enhancers, certainly helped in sparking the whispering of these movements. The legimate Queen of Spain locked up in a monastery for 50 years must have been talk of the town of the times ....
Questions María Juana no tan Loca should and would have asked to her hyperreligious (catholic, anti-judaic & anti-islamic) mom are:
Why is this beautiful plant not in that stupid Book of yours that you make me read all day every day ... ?
Why are those beautiful New World lands not in that stupid Book of yours that you make me read all day every day ... ?
Creativity Enhancers
the access to the finest, best, most and first products from the Americas, mainly Mexico, was in the hands of the Royal Family of the most powerful and first access country ; Spain.
the Mexican and Central American coasts were discovered when Juana was in her late teens and exploited in her twenties and thirties...
Mariajuana (exactly pronounced in English 'marihuana' as the English would pronounce María Juana - la Loca... was among the first exotic spices to come to Europe from Mexico, the first of the larger mainland areas to be explored for gold and other GAIA's gifts, such as that magical plant.
Cannabis indica, mainly in the form of hashish (clearly by name also from an Arabic/Persian origin) from Afghanistan, Morocco and Hisn Kayfa in the Kurdish mountains, was known before "marijuana", but the buds and the smoking style is associated with Caribbean Jamaica and Mexican original import. Who would have the best access to that and what would make that rebelious #Roots of Reformation child quiet ?
Marijuana in the Monastery.
No tan loca ...
Conscious Cosmovision
the roots of a geocentric, non-flat Earth do not stem from the Bible (quite the contrary, as we see in #Roots of Reformation), yet from exploring and navigating the southern skies, since the 1510s with Magelhaos voyage as best known, and the resulting problems with a geocentric Earth, and making Flat Earth an impossible and ridiculous to maintain idea ...
Famous polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus (Kopernik) already 30 years before publishing his main work in 1543, he already spread pamphlets about the solar system among his friends, the Commentariolus, Wikipedia article Copernicus:
Some time before 1514, Copernicus wrote an initial outline of his heliocentric theory known only from later transcripts, by the title (perhaps given to it by a copyist), Nicolai Copernici de hypothesibus motuum coelestium a se constitutis commentariolus—commonly referred to as the Commentariolus. It was a succinct theoretical description of the world's heliocentric mechanism, without mathematical apparatus, and differed in some important details of geometric construction from De revolutionibus; but it was already based on the same assumptions regarding Earth's triple motions. The Commentariolus, which Copernicus consciously saw as merely a first sketch for his planned book, was not intended for printed distribution. He made only a very few manuscript copies available to his closest acquaintances, including, it seems, several Kraków astronomers with whom he collaborated in 1515–30 in observing eclipses. Tycho Brahe would include a fragment from the Commentariolus in his own treatise, Astronomiae instauratae progymnasmata, published in Prague in 1602, based on a manuscript that he had received from the Bohemian physician and astronomer Tadeáš Hájek, a friend of Rheticus. The Commentariolus would appear complete in print for the first time only in 1878.
exploration & colonization of the New World Orders
phase I - exploration
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Pedro Alonso Niño 1499-1500 & 1509-10
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Alonso de Ojeda 1499 & 1502
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Cristóbal Colón IV 1502-04
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Colombia 1499-1539
phase II - exploitation
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Spanish expansion 1500s
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Núñez de Balboa 1513
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Castillo de Oro 1513
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Dávila, Belalcazar & others 1514-39
phase III - colonization
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Klein Venedig 1528-46
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Governmental regions of South America 1534-39
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Spanish Empire 1600
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1890 map of Colombian conquests
further reading
- (María) Juana "La Loca" de Trastámara of Castile (1479-1555) - the central theme of this Mystory
- parents
- Ferrán de Aragón (1452-1516) - King of Aragón, Sardinia, Sicily & Naples
- Isabela de Castile (1451-1504) - Queen of Castile & León
- siblings
- Isabella de Portugal (1470-98) - Queen of Portugal
- Juan de Asturias (1478-97) - prince of Asturias
- María de Aragón (1482-1517) - Queen of Portugal
- Catherine de Aragón (1485-1536) - Queen of England
- husband
- Philip "the Fair" (skinned) of Burgundy (1478-1506) - Von Habsburg ruler of Southern Netherlands ; Flanders, Wallonia, Luxemburg, Brabant, Limburg
- son
- Carlos I - Spain & HRE Emperor (1500-58) - Von Habsburg stem father and ruler of half the known world at the time ...
reading on conquistadors of the New World Orders
reading on New Spain and first exploration
- New Spain
- Nuño Beltrán de Guzmán (1490-1558) -
- Pedro de Valdivia (1475-1553) - conquest of Chile
- 1499-1510
- Cristóbal Colón - dubious as fakeology
- Juan de la Cosa (1450-1510) - first maps, accompanied Cristóbal Colón
- Pedro Alonso Niño (1468-1502) - 1499 - first explorer of Venezuelan coast with Colón
- Alonso de Ojeda (1466-1515) - 1499 - first exploration of Colombian coasts, failed colony in La Guajira, destroyed by Wayuu, Lake Maracaibo, founded Santa Cruz
- Martín Fernández de Enciso (1470-1528) - founder of first settlement in La Guajira with De Ojeda
- early foundations
- Nueva Cádiz (<1500) - first settlement in Venezuela, during Columbus 3rd voyage by Santiago Castellón
- Nuestra Señora Santa María de los Remedios del Cabo de la Vela, La Guajira (1499) - by De Ojeda & Enciso
- San Sebastián de Buena Vista (1509) - founded by Pedro de Heredia, present-day Necocli
- Cumaná (1515)
Castilla de Oro - El Dorado
articles underlined written by gaia
- Castillo de Oro - early lands in Colombia & Panama - English
- Castilla de Oro - Spanish
- Province of Tierra Firme (1498-1537) - first settlements in Colombia
- Governorate of New Andalusia (1501–1513) - first settlement of Venezuelan coast
- 1513-1530s
- Vasco Núñez de Balboa (1475-1519) - 1510 - Kuna in Darien, Pacific Ocean 1513
- Francisco Pizarro (1478-1541) - 1513 - Kuna in Darien, conquerer of Inca, founder of Lima
- Pedro Arias Davila (1440-1531) - founder of Panama (1519), governor Nicaragua
- Jorge Robledo (1500-46) -
- Diego de Almagro (1475-1538) -
- Rodrigo de Bastidas (1465-1527) - founder of Santa Marta (1525)
- Pedro de Heredia (1505-54) - founder of Cartagena (1533)
- 1530s+
- Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada (1506/09-79) - leader of El Dorado expedition from Santa Marta to Bacatá - interesting read at Wikipedia - defeats Tisquesusa and becomes co-founder Bogotá (1537)
- Hernán Pérez de Quesada (1515-44) - half-brother of Gonzalo - Muisca, Panche, Lache (1536-44) - foundations
- Pedro Fernández de Valenzuela - Muisca & Panche - Somondoco emeralds (1537)
- Gonzalo Suárez Rendón (1503-83/90) - Muisca - founder Tunja (1538)
- Juan Tafur - Muisca - Pasca, Chipaque, mayor Bogotá
- Martín Yañéz Tafur - Cartagena (1533), Muisca, Panche (1537-40s)
- Hernán Venegas Carrillo (1513-83) - Muisca, Panche (1537-40s), mayor Bogotá (1542-44)
- Juan del Junco (1503-?) - Muisca - Cucaita
- Baltasar Maldonado (1510-56) - Muisca - Tundama (1539)
- Ortún Velázquez de Velasco (1500-84) - Muisca, Chitarero - founder of Pamplona (1549)
- Martín Galeano (-1550) - Muisca, Guane - founder of Vélez, Santander (1539) - Moniquira ()
- Juan de Céspedes Ruiz (1501-76) - Muisca
- Juan de Albarracín - Muisca
- Juan de Ampudia (-1541) - Quito (1534), Timbío (1535)
- Pedro Ruíz Corredor (-1601) - Muisca, Inca
- Juan de Sanct Martín - Muisca - founder of Cuítiva, Pesca
- Gonzalo García Zorro (1500-66) - Muisca - mayor of Bogotá
- Luis Lanchero (-1562) - founder of Muzo (1559)
- Antonio de Lebrija (1507-40) - Chimila, Muisca
- Gonzalo Macías - Muisca, unknown fate in Tunja
- Lázaro Fonte
- Sebastián de Belalcázar (1479-1551) - founder of Quito (1534) and Cali, Pasto & Popayán (1537), co-founder of Bogotá (1537)
reading on Klein Venedig
- Klein Venedig (en) - (es) - (de)
- Welser family - banksters to both the Papal State AND Holy Roman Empire - Goldman Sachs+++ of their time
- Free Imperial City of Ulm - Ulm (1872)
- Ambrosius Ehinger (1500-33) - from Ulm, for Welser family founder of Maracaibo - went to Valledupar, Norte de Santander, died of Chitarero poisoned dart in Chinácota - Motilones (4602)
- Nikolaus Federmann (1505-42) - from Ulm - co-founder of Bogotá after eastern expedition
- Free Imperial City of Nuremberg - Nuremberg (67) - Nueva Nuremberg = Maracaibo (1529) - Maracaibo (830)
- Prince-Bishopric of Augsburg - Augsburg (1868) - Nueva/Neu Augsburg = Santa Ana de Coro (1529) - Coro (2808)
- Prince-Bishopric of Speyer - Philippsburg, Karlsruhe - Durlach (4714)
- Von Speyer / de Spira (1500-40) - from Speyer, Free City of Speyer - died in Neu Augsburg - Coro
- Free County of Hanau (1429-1736) - 25 km E of Frankfurt - Aschaffenburg (4718)
- Hanuish Indies (1669-72) - modern Guyana
- Free Imperial City of Ulm - Ulm (1872)
- Pedro de Ursúa (1526-61) - Muisca, failed Muzo, mutiny with Lope de Aguirre
- Lope de Aguirre (1510-61) - Lope de Aguirre Barquisimeto mutiny
- Juan de Carvajal (1509-46) - took over Klein Venedig when the Germans were on expedition, killed them and then was put to death himself, founder of El Tocuyo (1545)
- Bartholomeus VI. Welser (1512-46) - murdered by De Carvajal, ending Klein Venedig
- Philipp von Hutten (1505-46) - murdered by De Carvajal, from Köningshofen / Schloss Birkesheim, Ermershausen, Lower Franconia - Würzburg (79)
- Ulrich Schmidl (1505-79) - explored Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, from Straubing (2956)
- Hans Staden (1525-76) - explored Brazil, captured by cannibalistic Tupinambá people, from Homberg, Hesse - Niederhessen (1762)
other reading
- Thornton expedition (1608) - by Tuscany
other interesting links
- Biófilo Panclasta - early 20th century anarchist from Bogotá
- Arumer Zwarte Hoop - Frisian rebelious peasants against the Habsburg Empire - 1515-23
- Dutch pirates
- Jacques de Sores (es) - Jacques de Sores (en)
- François Le Clerc - pirate known for wooden leg
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